Roy has done well enough to be in the frame.

But depends on if we think/he himself has the stamina for another season (_he might not want it)

It also depends on if we want single year 'fix' or if we should be looking to find a long term manager,

If we have the option to get a good calibre manager this summer (that ordinarily might not be around). Say Rogers/Potter - both highly rated, both like a project, both have had issues this season so may be gettable

given the noises Rogers kept on making about lack of investment, I can't see him wanting to come in here. I'm not saying we don't invest, as we clearly do, but I don't think it's to the levels someone like Rogers expects. Or you know it would be his first excuse when things start going sour, and he was always heading for the exit once he started butting heads with the Leicester hierarchy

I often think Ray prefers playing second fiddle rather than being in the limelight as the nominated manager/head coach.

Has anyone ever heard him express a view on this because, if he has, I am not aware of it?

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

Roy, in my opinion, has done enough to be offered a new contract. Whether he wants another season is another question (my hunch is that he does).

However, I don't think it's the right call. We're just deferring the problem for 12 months and we need a long term strategy. You would hope the club have already drawn up a shortlist of candidates to be interviewed.

We have a rare luxury position of 4 more games with pressure off with the managers contract about to end. We have time to make a sensible decision to find the right man. Get him in early to take over a full and positive pre-season.

I remember how poor our preseason prep was this year with half the squad in Timbuctoo the other half back home. Arsenal slaughtered us in the first game.

Graham Potter would be my first choice. I'd be worried with the Celtic manager - see Steven Gerrard. It's a Micky Mouse league up there.

Not by me Willo!

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

When privately I expressed sentiments equating to my post, I was met with gasps of horror !

I did assert that in the previous 2 seasons, W.Ham finished in 6th and 7th place and last season reached the semi-final of the Europa League but my comments did not sway any minds !